Cooley Auctions announces a revival in top end real estate sale prices

Home owners of the top end real estate market can breathe a sigh of relief as Cooley Auctions witnesses the first signs of a bright turnaround for this market. With November already off to an impressive start, October brought in eight sales over $3 million with the highest sale reaching well over $6 million and September saw four sales with the highest price reaching over $4 million.

Mosman kicked off November’s top end sales with a property at 53 Wyong Road Mosman selling well above its written reserve for $6.050 million by agents Stephen Patrick of Richard and Wrench Mosman/Neutral Bay, and Alison Coopes of Agency by Alison Coopes, after a very competitive auction took place that included five registered bidders.

Cooley Auctions largest sale over the past few months was a $6.62 million home at 31 Vaucluse Road, Vaucluse on 29 October – a brilliant result selling above its written reserve price in another very competitive auction. (read more)

The Real Estate Panel featuring Damien Cooley and Josh Phegan - Friday 27th November

It's time for the last Real Estate Panel of 2009. We'll radically shift your thinking and shake you into action. Experience a Real Estate Panel like no other as Sydney's leading independent auctioneer Damien Cooley and Real Estate Coach Josh Phegan go behind the scenes to reveal the secrets behind achievement and progress.

In this inspiring session, you'll see Josh and Damien's approach to goal setting for 2010, their opinions on what it takes to build and sustain significant momentum and market share, together with a series of challenging insights to shake you to your very core.

When: Friday the 27th of November 2009 at 8am until 9.15 am.(read more)

Cooley Auctions’ $10,000 donation secures a bright future

Completing his Higher School Certificate and developing skills as a talented sportsman is Tommy’s dream. Thanks to Cooley Auctions this dream will be realised through the $10,000 scholarship donated to the Father Chris Riley’s Youth Off The Streets foundation.

The annual Cooley Auctions Golf Classic, held earlier this year in May, raised an outstanding $35,000 for the foundation with $10,000 going to one individual as a scholarship to assist them with their education over the next two years. (read more)